has anyone seen them in person? or ridden them yet?
http://www.schwalbetires.com/bike_tires/road_tires/marathon_mondial
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That's nowhere near as fun as setting up another whole bike :)
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William, you could just
3. Buy a new ( low trail) fork for an existing bike witht the right mounts
That's what I'm doing.
mike
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There's something oddly familiar about that rack...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/54529677@N07/5049297963/in/photostream
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Sorry Patrick, for being unclear.
I was wondering how you can have standover issues when the TT-to-
saddle distance is rather large compared to, for example, my LHT. I
measured my bikes and all have TT-to-saddle distances of around 6 to 7
inches, even though most do not have level TTs. In your p
That's great info Stuart.
Seeing those racks in the production process in Colin's flickr account made
me want to:
a. buy one of the racks
b. buy a frameset to fit his rack
It wouldn't be the first time I did something backwards like that but I'm
seriously scheming.
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On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 16:02, William wrote:
> I don't know. I think bolting struts to those crown bosses could also get
> in the way of your cantilever set up.
The Kogswell P/R has(had) bosses on top of the fork crown and I don't
recall hearing reports of interference with the cantilever brake
I was down in Southern California for a family wedding and consulted with my
Pop on the Grip King Supreme cages. We agreed on a few key modifications
for V2.0 and bounced around ideas for some optimized tooling to be able to
make several sets of these in a batch. My etsy inquiry liked the soun
I don't know. I think bolting struts to those crown bosses could also get
in the way of your cantilever set up. Depends on the individual bike of
course. My Bombadil has them, and I'm in no particular rush to use them.
Maybe if my father and I start making our own racks. He's shopping for a
I've seen Hunqas with and without the forktop mounting bolts. The
beautiful orange one that Colin shows does have them, but the
Hunqapage on the Riv website doesn't show them.
I know the photos are using that Hunqa for reference and the rack is
ultimately meant for an rSogn, but if I had those fork
Love the bikes... I especially am drooling over the 2tt on the AHH.. yum...
fell in love with them after riding one at Riv.
Enjoy!
Kelly
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Not specifically made for the Hunqa, but the Hunqa sure wears it well!
http://www.haulincolin.com/porteur.html
and MUSA, too. I've emailed him to inquire about price and availability.
Tempting.
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On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 1:15 PM, EastBayGuy wrote:
> Ebarcadero to Samuel P Taylor to Point Reyes and then to the Marin
> Headlands Hostel? Just did this trip last month minus the Hostel part and it
> is absolutely gorgeous.
>
I've been meaning to check out the hostel & Marin Headlands is beauti
>
> Rex, Northern California is hilly. The good rides are hilly, mostly.
> You could check out the Silverado Trail in Napa, though.
>
Oh, I know... I live in Northern CA... that's why I'm struggling to come up
with a route. :-) It's either hilly (coasts, sierras) or ugly (central
valley)... Some
Embarcadero to SP Taylor to Marin Headlands? Gorgeous, but definitely
more than 500 feet of climbing.
Rex, Northern California is hilly. The good rides are hilly, mostly.
You could check out the Silverado Trail in Napa, though.
On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 1:15 PM, EastBayGuy wrote:
> Ebarcadero to S
Ebarcadero to Samuel P Taylor to Point Reyes and then to the Marin Headlands
Hostel? Just did this trip last month minus the Hostel part and it
is absolutely gorgeous.
Dustin G
Walnut Creek Ca
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So, I've convinced my favorite riding partner (guess who that'd be :-) ) to
go for an ride somewhere, stay overnight, and then ride back. That's a
great start (and she's actually getting quite excited), though, we have some
constraints:
My camping gear isn't welcome, gotta be a hotel and restaura
Over the past 5+ years, I've done the majority of my riding--and
walking--in soft-soled Steger Mukluks.
http://www.mukluks.com/
I wear Apache Moccasins (at the bottom of the home page) spring,
summer, and fall and then switch to Traditional Mukluks in the late
fall, winter, and early spring. The
Nice bike, Smitty! Hope to see you guys pedaling around.
On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 9:28 PM, Seattle Smitty <54ca...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The wife got her Betty Foy a couple months ago.
>
> https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/113148323994353762329/albums/5626411340124919809
>
> I've had Riv-envy ever
Just to follow up on this, the goal has been met!
On Oct 16, 2011, at 2:35 PM, Stephen S wrote:
> Rick Smith and Brian Griggs have started a kickstarter pledge drive to finish
> printing the rest of the Yehuda Moon books.
>
> http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/yehudamoon/kickstand-comics-volu
Smitty;
Congratulations on the new ride dude, the bicycle looks sweet! I hope it
takes you on lots of epic (and normal) rides in your life!
Amit
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The photog did a good job. Bikes look so nice before we clutter them
up with the racks'n'packs'n'fenders that make the bike so useful. The
small Saddlesack looks a nice size.
dougP
On Oct 21, 10:03 am, Rex Kerr wrote:
> One of your captions says:
>
> "I was too eager to ride it to bother with
One of your captions says:
"I was too eager to ride it to bother with installing the fenders."
I can top that... :-) I was also eager to ride mine. Unfortunately not all
of the parts had arrived yet, so I'd put in the stem, brakes, handlebars,
but that's all I had, so I stole a steatpost & big
If still available, I'll take it!!
Try me offlist @ zeid...@optonline.com
On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 4:06 PM, LouisvillePatrick
wrote:
> This is killing me.
>
> I've come to grips that this bike is too big for me. Anything more than 42mm
> tires and my standover clearance is *severely* limited. "S
The wife got her Betty Foy a couple months ago.
https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/113148323994353762329/albums/5626411340124919809
I've had Riv-envy ever since.
My Hilsen arrived yesterday. I got it put together enough to ride to the
park with the kids today. The pics of me on the bike were ta
AHH fans may appreciate this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40WNKZsQMYg
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First, there is a buyer for the frame! I'm very happy about this, as It is
going to a good home.
Second, if I'm understanding your question and explanation, Benzzoy, the
saddle height is perfect. The bike fits almost perfectly (a tad bit tight
in the standover dept...I should have gotten a 6
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